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f ~ ,`r ~ 4 ~~~ Ls ~ x~,. ;~. ~-----r7,1 1 : 5 0 4 .1, k 1-fliv - -,..-, .. : .0 i,,t,".,..;,,e).!...),:.:Vk1.....14 :. _. 1.,,,,--11-: ~.','tle,,z..i.; ~..-, •,- , „F iv e r „ . ...., , ..; ~.,•,:...., :.-:.;:•' ~,,..,..1, -; i,.:. *, . t : ~.. ~,,,t_ ,4, , f . , 1...r5. ;),_;; ~:;.:,...., M. , v I ~, 1 1~ • r - T - 1 Z 13.''01g • • . - . -. L. .r , . ' LEER 534i,] NEW THEATRE-r ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN: i HIS PRESENT SATURDAY, 01. 28; lsog, . will be aded (4th time) a new Musical Piece, called'. - THE; JUMIZE. - The principal CharaCters by Mr. INCLEDON, Mr. TAYLOR, Mr. LiSTOIJ, Mr. DENMAN, Mrs. DICKOVS,. Mrs. LisToll, Miss BOLTON. After which, the Corned; of THE SCHOOL 'OF REFORM. rd Avondale, Mr. EGERTON, , . . (From the Theatre Royal, Bath, being his first appearance on this Stage.) To which will be added, the Farce of RAISING THE WIND. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-Office in 1-tart-street. Boxes 75. Second Price 3s. '6d.— Pit 4s, Second Price 2S. Gallery 2:5. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. The Doors will be opened at Hair past Five,.and the Play begi:4 at Half past . Six. On Monday, The Grecian Daughter. On Tuesday, The Exile. • , The Proprietors of. the New Theatre Royal in Covent , ;Garden beg',leayeagain Most tespeakidly to address them e, selVes,to the Public, by xvtiose judgment they are sens ibl e • - . t4 4 4 kiMitilaiVitikilinig within their ppviter -- ro be guided. - TheY presume. to think that the present regtiptinn of 'he prices ot.admissicri will, on due co,sideration, be found to - be :, trpport . ;:d by every argument of rt•ason and justice.. and•are, 11 'll'. , " to .:.:e•ttrat it meets with the appr6val of a very large. ,Inajor;.:y ( - ,t the community. The Prop rietor . s : are not iiill4. t i .i .• , , n ts , ,:, ill 1 and cN.of bit<!nt Aain, they ar,.! there( •. labour oi.; tor a fair 'subsist',:n:: , .l.. IA ttafii - beon authoritatively aid sa -Ostv...torriy proved, .after the tellest - and,anoSt impartial in = N 'e , tigatlon, th,t tin; aAopti,ur of rite torriter prices woul d subject them to a Lerraln loss of three quarters per cent..per ,k0,1%1. nit their capitat :. but some persons, have said that this -evil might be obvia:ect by a s),;icrit of strider ecOnoiny..; 1r the' Proprietor's in the erection of a New Tir - acre, ,tray,e . erred on the side of expellee, it has been tirst--from ail Ito , - nest desire to consult • the a ccommodation, and CIISII/1• the safety, Of all who.resort to it —and, secondly, (as the Pvl)lie . had a right to expect they should), to coiled Sucit Per. ; lorruers, and diSplar such Scenery, Dresse, Decorations,- &c. as might best contribute to renderthe exhibitions of the I.)rarna Ivorthyol' a critical arid enlightened People. Under i what heat-.; tun a sevec,:r, econolny be introd•‘iced ? The !'tc l6rs and a'thessesc'jil,6,i.be expected t o g i ve their labours for - a smaller compensat ton than tiey re , eived in the Old Theatre, • ' ')l than the: e 'M recive.in Theatres - out of 'London - and -the , Propriepirs have not 1 1;therto been able to underta ke' to at_ lord them a greater ; nor loe,s the prospect of such an advance fo:iti an item of their calculated future expenditure. In the Scenery, Dresses, Decorations, Lightihg, &c. of which every article is (tail) increasing in price, all reduction of expctice ' Is evidently intptaaicable. The undiSguiseti'lruthis, that, . . trirch at the. present' prices, the necessity the Propriet'ors,art7 :.: .. under of providing eVery thing new for .ilaiOst every repre sentation will, with theciusest economy, for sume' j ears Ina ., terrally reduce, if not totally absorb their- profits. l• Toe Ptoprietors hope they shall not be thAigiat intrusive for again appealing•tolhe reascni•and justice of the frequen-' 1 tees of the Theatre, to save all' Who are concerned in it from , .. utter ruin. occasion,hey trust that th e y s h a ll n ot be disaliinted its their confident reli anc e on this on the li b erality, Wisdom, and justice cla great anti generous na ti on ; an d t h e y are persuaded that, at unfortunately it is not at their choice to: alter the present terms of admissioir; which are as moderate as ti leY could make them, they;slial I be allowed by ( their - u t tin- u terr ,„ Pled ekertions to endeavour at the only return they can °"" for the paironageand , faiour they request, while they hav e , a 4 t,„ t4 e honour of by .increasing efforts, their un -"" pto)lic. zeal for the imprbvement of the amlp useents of the LYCEtaI the TIIEATRE. Unacr the Special Licenseot LORD CHAMBER LAI N, Granted for the present Season to the joint application of all l'arties,priticipAll) inteleNtC(l. • 'T P A HEIR Maj est i es ' Servants, forming the COM- A . NY at the late DR UR LAN" THEATRE, will, THIS PRISENT SATURDAY, Oct. 23, 1809, perform ihe Comedy of • THE JEW. .. . Sir Stephen Bertram, Mr POW E,1.1. ; Charles Ratclitn (first ti e), Mr DI: CAMP; Frederik Kerttain, Mr. H( fl ; tatel. Air. N 1 ATFI EWS ; . , . ' Sheva r :,:i . r Do WiON ; Mrs R itLiqte, Mrs SPARKS; Eliza ,Ratctirry (tirnt time), Nliss RAY ; Mrs. t;oodison, Mrs. MA !MOCKS ; I Dores, Miss "F 1 1 - )S t‘ EI. L. ' • 'After Which, a new Dramatic; Musical Entertainment, in 'two Ads, called BRITAIN'S JUBILEE. C {loaders by 3/Ir. NIATIIE WS, Mr otiwToN, I . liti,ll)Fs, ttoRNI; i4r. l'() , ‘ ELL, .Mr PENSON, Mr. KN:GIIT. Mr 1)E CAMP, Mr. PA LNIER, Mr. smi !'ti, - Miss KELLY, Miss:RAY, Mrs. BLAND. The Doors to be opened at , :alf past Five, and the Per formance to begin at Half past Six, Mnaday, The Wheel of Fortune. On Tuesday, The calAner. - RICE WILLIAMS. NY. Person who can give information respealing 2 , 1. RIC': WI I. LI AVI S for his Children, if any), whel vas the first Co.;siit of.. Mrs. Alicia Gratiana, 'ones- Liwyd, I,,,nerly of Berl Findavill, 'and latterly of Pantglas, Carinar ; nt-r,ime, deceased, and ehiest Son, Heir at LaW, and- De ot Rice Williams, Surgeon, formerly of Brinhalocl, n,ar Carmarthenshire, who afterwards resided in, the lta) motet, London, and died at his purchased Estate, iit Troedvritieu, near Llanfynydd, Carmarthenshire, WIII re ceive a proper Remuneration for' his trouble, onauch in fo..ination being given to Messrs, 13leasdale, Alexander, and 11, Thire, Solicitors, New-inn, London ; or to Messrs. Da vies and 'ler/Lig-ton, Solicitors,, , Swan ca. Ri„ . e•WilliaM3 is sant to hive gone abroad to America, or the V 7 est Indies, about 2 0 Or 25 years ago; A report pre. vails, of f*s having been seen in London about IS year.r. ago. < -1 EN ERAL SIR JOHN MOORE'g CORLINNA pATENT CAMP BEDSTEAD, forniing a regular ! * l .?"‘aiY f , ir the Fi e l o, Barracks, &c. also a SOFA for. a Seivt 'Room vecArid likewise a SEA COT forams board uS.4, the wh o l e Packing in a small Valice, allowed the zigist !.0.;k: ver yet m inufaaured, invented by MORGAN and NDE 1(8 ' N°•.l6 and 1 7, Catherine -street, Strand, tvho most humbly presume.the highest honours ought to he • i anti )alei all those who so gallantly live and die for their King Cotivy. 1. --MMES SKELTON. aged f the c2o, o ,Walton oil le . • Epsom, Surrey, was seven years afflicted with /en or-eight holes in his right leg, and , between ninety - and I,...le:litindrcd piec e s o r b one came away during that period. oetlischail;,c and weakne,s. Increasing, unable, unassisted, to )ve ; taknig ollhis , lez, was propOsed tee save .his lire. He applied to SI'II.'SBURX"s PATENT AN. IC pimps. ; in a year and a half, by the m '" 9 "e , he is rcstoftd to h-alth ; it is now three years has followed Ins' laborious oceuplation,.— lie Will personally, or by letter post paid. ~..',", = i,rz),uine Medicine hai the words, " By the King's 0, • tae Bottic, WI of direCtion, and ow - I)er, art K.!ng's dutv is printed in.blacicAnk. ,old it the Dispzns .1), is,' Soho-square, Ltindon,• in ~• : , o;tks of ss. n; ct ,:bo,e Bottles los. and larger tI. 25. to allay unplettrivirritatioa, Es. S TU 1 DJI Y, OCTOBER 2;i, S,ALE S, &c. NAVIc ABLE CANAL SHARES, BAST NcSTOKE CANAL itONDS, and 'OFFICE SHAI:ES. TO BE SOLD IfY AUCTION, Br Mr.. SCOTT, On Friday, Nov. 3, at Twelve O'clock, at Garraway's, R N D JUNCTION,' HUDDERSFIELD, kJ' WILTS, and 13F.4cKS, KENNET and AVON, ELLESMERE, GRAND SURREY, CROYDON, and BASINGSTOKE CANAL SHARES: A RAMSGATE CANAL BOND ofzoaol. A Ditto of s.xd." . . A THAMES and SEVERN MORTGAGE. BOND of sol. And TWENTY SHARES in the. UNION FIRE OFFICE. Particulars at Hatchet's Hotel,. Piccadilly ; at Garra way's; and of Mr. Scott, 28, Now Bridge-street. MUSIC.—NVEBB's GLEES.. PROPOSALS for printing by Subscription, a Se leaion of W EBB's GJ. E ES,.from his N ine Books lately pirbiisliettat•difnrent times (many of the Plates of which, in the course of time, have been lost or destroyed), to be com pleted in Three Volumes, each to contain about One Hun dred P4es, neatly .printed, Price 11. Ss. each ; (to Subscri- , hers 11. Is.) In each Volume will be inserted various Glees, and Canzonets, not contained in the above Nine Books, many of which have never been printed. The First Voluine.to ,be-ready as soon as the Subscribers shall amount to One Hundred and Fifty. Subscriptions received (for the Author) at - Bii . chall's Mu. Sic Warehouse, No. 133, New Bond-street ; Clerrienti and Co. - 2,(), Cheapside4 and - Preston, 97, Strand. • HUDDERSFIELD CANAL SHARES. " TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, - By Mr.;Bcorr, In the Monthly Sale, on Friday the __3(l of November, at Twelve o'Clock,- at Garraway's, London, in Lots,.uniess, Sold by' Private_Contrad, .trFNICENTYSHARES in the HUDDERSFIELD CA,N A L,' from the Calder and I-14bble , Navipton to Ashton :Jt Peak Forest Canals, tipproachingits COlll - ;p 1 etiu 11,, possessing wear adiantages, and expected to have a very great _Tonnage. Particulars at GartaNi:ay's,' and of Mr. ScOtt, 28, IN:,-‘v Bridge -street. TO I,E St3.LD, A"DESYRABLE LEASEHOLD S ALT- WOR K, XT ..ealled.the -BARON'S CROFT s LT. w KK:s ; situate at Northwith, in the County of Chester, on the banks of the River bane; having upwardsmt 700 feet frontage to the wane, and itntnediate,cornauttieation with the Navigable River WeaVer. Also an undivided moiety of several Leasehold Dwelling Itous,...s,.advantageously situated in Wilton -street, in . North- Nvic h. - . • . Also the entirety of a Leaseh 14 Water Rent, of .101. per andum. • • Particulars may be ; had or Messrs. Merpick and Broderip, ker - tion-square, London ; of Mr. joint Barker, SoilLitor,Northwietk , ; ot at the Salt.odice., Tool.; at the King's Aritts, Liverpool ; the Feathers, Ches. :ter ; the Bridgeivater Arius, Manehetter ; and of - Alr.(aides Swirdatl, at l'slorthwtcti, who mill chew the Premises. SUSSEX. TO THE LOVERS OF SEA BATHING, AND TO • BUILDERS, ?ice. , TO 13E SOLD BY AUCTION, At the liotel.,Bognor, By Mr. WELLER, On Tuesday, the tst Oatober; at Twelve o'Clock, (By- Order of the, Execu tors ot Mrs, ('onran,) DIVERS FREEHOLD ESTATES, • comprising SEVEN modern Substantial uniformly built Itouses, with Gardens and Shrubberies, forming the whole of Huth athion PlaCe,"Bogiior.' These Houses ‘vere ere&ted by the late Sir R. liathain, and are constructed of the best materials, are judiciously'pla!med;and wine more contort amid convenience than -are usually to be met with in temporary lod r ;ing houses. The r tront is s4:l - cc: •A by a del-ightfui Shrunbry, .a'pleaSant Promen4de ior is completely teocAl Affiwt the sutrounding - roalS - Beyond is the high toad to'ihe Hotel, Hartd*rh:rcrful Meadow intervenes betwecn that and the Sea, of which there is a and _uninterrupted view from ail the Hiises. • Together wjth, a delightftil Meadow, and about Twenty five lets - of_Groundsfo'r in a .541144°11 of uniivalled beauty, having the Meadow iu the,tront (which will be Sold under a positive iestrittion, not to be built upon), and bey. , d, and ine left, an extensive view or the, Sea,. with I I otham ptun P lace and East Row and their Shrubberies on the right, torinitN altogether tne most eligible.sptit for Building • in the KingdOtn: . also the Bathers' Cottage, and a ReViaionary lntereSt in a • Preiniies, occupied by Mt: Swan, with the Groutrd Rent of the saute: Descriptive Particulars may be h . &i at the principal Inns in the adjacent mirket l'owtis ; of Mr Deacon, Lad 'lane ; and Messrs Whistanley and-Son, Paternoster-row, undon ; and of Mr. Daly, Soncitor ; and Mr: Weller, Chichester: HANDSONtE itEiWkNCE IN NEWARIsI UPON TREINIT. TO liE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. HAVE, At Mrs. Paschoud's, tire guil.ind Arms Inn. in Newark, on Niiv. 8, 1809, at. Six in the Evening, stib ject to such Condinons of Sale, as will IA then and there produced, Weft-bUilt, Substantial, Modern, and Elegant L .MA NSION., together with convenient Yards, Plea sure and Kitchen • Gardens, hot- houses, Peach-house and other appurtenances thereto belonging ; an excellent irew. house, Wash,-hoise, Larder, good I aundry, with Chambers. Over it, and other Out-Offices and Buildings, with capital Stabling and;Coach-houses aaj,ining, situate.and being in Parnby-gate, in ,Newark upon Trent, and well adapted f o r the • residence of a genteel family. The House, which is large and roomy, has very lately un fiergone the most complete repair, and has been retidered'as convenient as possible; it has also been much ,rnam e a tc d, .and tandsorrkly painted and papered. The Offices, Which .have . also been most completely and substantially repaired, have every possible convenience attached 'to them. Th e 'Gardens, walled on every side, are laid out with taste, and handsomely planted with a great variety of beautiful flower.' ring Shrubs, and , well stocked with the choicest Fruit Trees of every kind, in lull bearing, and well trained. Al3o two Closes of Pasture Laud, situate near the above Pretnises,containin about thur Acres (more or less) with an excellent and newly-ereded brick and tiled two-stall Stable, and a roomy Coach-home._ The Property will be olieFed in one, two, or three hit's, as may be adjudged most proper. at the time a Sale, and of winch immediate possession van be given. The whcale. Freehoid, and the Labtl-Tax_redeemed. }or further , Particulars apply to Messrs. Allen and Hodg kinson, Solicitors, in Newark, aforesaid. 11-ERWICKSIiIRE. By Authority of Parliament _ _ THE PUBLIC are most respettfully informed, that MR. KERR's STATISTICAL, AGRICUL TURAL, and POLITICAL SURVEY of BERVICK- Sal RE, was published this Day, and maybe had of all the Booksellers ; in Great Britain, price Thirteen Shillings, in Boards, This is the TI-II RTY-SIXTH of the corrcaed-County Surveys which have been recently printed, unitUrinly in 0t,.. tavo, under the Authority bf the Board of Agriculture. • Bridge-street, London, Sept. tx, i3og. . This Day was published, In Two Volumes, Odavo, ink* ii. 4s, in boards, LEMENTS of MINE'RAL'OGY. By RICHARD KIRWAN, Esq. Plesident of the . Royal Irish Academy, F. R. s. &c. ' ' Th.c: Third Edition. London : Printed for J. Mackinlay, 87, Strand. IDE - tvhorn may be had thelollowing Books, by thi same Author, • Elemen sof Logick., a vols. gvo: boards.. sLal Essays, Bvo izs. boards. NEW MUSIC. This Day Was published,. '• And adorned with a Frontispiece by Cipriani, Price' tos. 6d, lk . /lINSTREL . .SERENADES; composed fbr ihe LV A Harp or 'Piano Forte, and resppdfully inscribed to his Scholar,'Miss Willan. By EDWARD 'ONES, Bard to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, and Author of the following works : • The Musical and Poetical kelics of the. Welsli,Bards ; and Barclick Museum, conning their Songs and' Tunes ; in two Third'Edition augmented and correeled,with additional engraved prates. 4 Book of Lyric Airs, or Greek, Wallachian, and Turkish Melodies ; with a Dissertation. Maltese Melodies original Gerrni,n Waltzes; Musical I‘ , l iscel lany , &c., Lofidolt.: Printed for the. Author ;_ and sold at Birchall's ;Music / t ap,. No. 133; and at Goulding's, No. 117, in New &mt.!, street ; at Preston's MUsie Shop, No, 97, Strand ; and at Clementi And Co.'s No. 26, Cheapside. • [PRICE.SIXPaNCE ITALFPENNY. BANK OF ENGLAND, • Ortr•Ger 23, Igo}. • rriFEE COURT of DIRECTORS of tke G ji7ER -L. NOR and CONP.4IVP cf 'he BANK LVGLAIND' gin!e Nolice, That a GENERAL , C6URT will be /mid at tie. :Bank, on WEDNAS4DiIi . next, the en .&even in the _forenoon till-Fonr in the afternoon, far "the Eitcti , ,n of a Direcior,:for the remainder if :be year', in.the rz , m jamin Winthrop, .B4l.,decear , d ; and the E','rti , ,n. of a liio.+etar +will be declared that evening. • „ - ROBERT BEST. ,SVcreraty, N. B. By an. Act passed_ in the 7th year of the feign of nis Ipresent Majesty, Ino person will be entitle :t to Vote at the said Election, who shall not have been pix salend dr months possessed hi hiSOwn right of the Stock, for whiJi - he shall then give his vote; unless the said Stock sho.ll inve been acquired, or shall have come by bequest, or t:y tilarrai.;;e, or. by succession to an intestate's estat:r, or by the `custom. of the city of Lohdon, or by any deed of settlement, after the:ikon of any person, who shall have been-entitled for lite to the Dividends of such Stock. VICTUALLING:O FFIC , Oct. 27, ISC 9. THE OMAR - SSW NEllSjor ICT WA LUNG His iti/iyEsn's ArAvr do hereby Five .Nothe,That Thereby the 7th V November next, they wit! te re..,6 , to rflelVe tender c; in writing( sealed up) ; and treat for such iVantities of go,odsbundSPANlSl - 1 RED W I N i. ,ai the re,peeliveMerchantr and Dealers therein may think proper to ojer, to be subject to Ai } warrantY of Twel s ve Months ; to be delivc'rrd,, Fee' of Customs - and Excise Iluties, one half In the spare of one sno•sth, -and the other half in one month afterwards, into Ili: Majegy's Naked- Stores,at Deptfird, Porttmouth,and Plymouti4and to be paid Jor by Bills payable, with interest, ninety I.).fys after date. The Conditions V . the Contract be leen at the &et etaiy . Off•e. • _ . This Day was published, Handsothely'printed in Four Vols. Svo. Price tl. 16s; THE HISTORY of the' HELVETIC RE .. , PUBLICS. By FRANCIS HARE NAYLOR, Esq. Printed for fvlawman, 22, Poultry. 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H. 4 COYIMISSIONERSfor•VICTUALLING MAJESTI" s 1"),' do hereby give Notice, That on Friday, the totbOlNcVembir next, they:will be ready to re. ceive Tenders, in'turiting (Sealed . up ),. aNd treat for' the, gitip(y ion separate Coatrdas) 0/ all such gnaw:tiles of the Specis of PRO VISIONS, as 'nay be reveired, fi;i- the u!e His Majesty's Troops; stationed at each of, tbc; Island; and Colt., tries undermentioned, viz. Species Wands or Colonies - (Barbabpes, j Trinidad, • Tobago, 1 Antigua. FLOUR and RICE { Dranurii‘a, LS.t. Kitts, I Martinique, and - St. Croix, St. Thomas. `and St. John. FRESH BEEF C Martinique and - St. Crni'ity . St.TrionAis and St. 101. n. RUM 5 Martinique and 'St.:,.Croir, e • St. lima* and St. John. During the space of Twelve 'Months certain Irom. the tst of, January next, and further till Six, Mond,: warniai shall be I The Conditions of the Contrails niay belet:n at the Sejeta,:y's • • . Isla, EdinbUrgh, May a, 'Soo. IN -the, , . Spring of 1794 I was affliaed 'with a i - Vereal - C o mpl9int, which I treated. with indifter elite for five inoriths i hut was-then obliged to appl y to - a regular P h ys ician, who put a temporary stop to the viru lence Of the Disease (by mercurial. applications) f or smi l e tithe;: but gro wing, in spite, of all medicine and file advice of the. tirst -Gentlemen of. the Faculty here, worse and worse for two years, 1 was reduced- to a state ahnostOtrii rataliel,erf and beyond description, being an entire leper, and ulcerated from head to foot.—Mv head, throat,;'mouth, nose, legs, arras, &c. have been alternately in danger of . bean tin t ; its less; in 'short, I have bad . - fi'om twenty' to ' - ' - thirty: eating ulcers on my tooly, . and - nearly 'totally de.- - HEN lONAL PROFESS MEN cf Educa prived of sight.--:.lt would 'be voluminous to •partieula- / 4(.1 / tion and Responsibility deviate ereiri tile general sys:. nee all :ley cose—suttee it to says, there never was, or ever 1 tern, by the seledion of a particular branch, the sanction. will bc, nue of a More dangerous, or of a more o om ph,- of long continued success is the best criterion of superiority. sated natore. 1 was long looked upon by my friends,. - and i' Fourteen years have we devoted our Tratlice to the ex imagined mySelf, beyond all hopes of recovery; _and; io- seclusive treatment of two Dis Orders, ataPtlee successful resuit deed, in:my fiten • condition, death was preferable, to rny of our Plan gives us additional ardour to oppose, as tar as we mo re, than miserable state. In this dreadful :situation did are able, the ravages of those. Complaiiits woich are the most I drag a most;tnieerable existence, till DiVine Providence important in. the Catalogue of Human I nfirinities. threw in my way a Newspaii , er containing . the case of a • After initiation into every Branch of Practice, we content-- my:B. of Plyinoutho-my friends read- it, I could not:---I e•lrlated the sulieritigs, of SIPHY - LITIC and DEBI Ll sent • and ono:tired SOllle Of . yupr LEAKE's..PATENI 'FATED Patients, and formed a wish to rescue individuals PILLS, whicii, bY using from tiale to time, am now, and from the ignorance of uneducated meal. or the equally don_, have lore; been, (after - More than four years indescribable I gerous precipitancy of general Practitioners. distress), -in as good a state - of health as ever Lenjoyed ;as a The Disorders, to the cure of which we have det'oted out proof of this, I,had a line, tli.thing; healthy h i ll, born to attention, comprise every species ot VEN E REAL IN FE C- Inc a few months ago. In gratitude to Goa, -- arid'iri hopes • ' f lON, whether of a recent or long duration; idly, All o f rendering my fellow-creature. service, I request you to . kinds of DEI3I LITY, whether arising troni theehabits of publish this, and you may at any time refer- persons who school e boys, or thedndulgences of mature Age. wish to be satisfied of the truth of this,' or further part'- Numerous Diseasesoire -the result of ignorance hr haste, culaes7, to me or my triene s, by letter or person. . ;in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhoea, -end it not unfre- As few - cases for b:: , 1116 ,\ ill - Over coleal mine, and none : qUently happens, that the seeols of Life are poisoned by the exceed - it, I have from experience every reason to assure : indiscretion of an unguarded hour, fly a - superior method, mankind, that in Your Lk: A K.E's PI LLS they will find a such Complaints are easily cured; and even where others surespe,-",iiy, safe, and raitieal core, tio Via!' most dread: ' have failed, we trust that we may presume to offer a radical ful s'"aea of the Venereal Disease, which is 'ealled , C „,,_ , re-establishment. ' FIItNIcL, U c S . : ' , 101-IN Tfio,\IPSON. , Few, however,, are the Cases ef compkiFated distress in * • I , neurmomo a bb., famil y reasons prevent making my . this Disorder, compared with the calamitous situation of name and address public ; but creditable Persons really mu ii, who, from tuoindulgence inei SO LITA it Y VILE, or ono - l one information may also he referred to me and v e prev my ilalent gaietres 6f a fashiotiable liti, acquire that state o le os by Mrs. S. 'Clark, Ramsay-Gardens, Edinburgh. . of Debil %-, hich is the unavoidable consequence of such • l'repae.el and. Sold by the Sole Proprietor . : Pernicious h a bits. . TAYLOR, Member or ti - 10. Roy,al College of S•,I ' igeons : ' • ; -- AV here the , unhappy .sufferer broods over his misery; but in London, at his house, No. o New PrifigeStree , carefully conceals his misfor tone, it onay be some consols.:'Where he will' give Advice witheut a fee, to persor;s , tak .! Iron for him to know., that although it may be an object of • , doubt or uncertainty with otherPractitiooers, the removal in;;thesthese:Pills, curd will ansvver patients • letters, if post. of these deficiencies by the gradual prowess of Renovation, is paid, onothe, same terms, observing in all cases tlie most the acquirement of our experience. • - inviolable secrecy,, no person's name, or cash haying been • ! if-the rites of Bacchus or Venus have began to reduce mentioned, but at their own - particularrequest, _by the I to- manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented, by an early prietor, • during the Course. of :note than thine-six yearS : coursterattion of this languid state,, and in these cases, no that he has It an concluding of an extensive sale. of the • • great difficulty , will occur. But where this deficiency has for' above Medicine, and the , praclice arising therefrom.. -: years existed, a proper perseverance is itatespensably requisite • .. , • . They are also sold 'IV his m Appointent, lOr tile COnVe.- - to revilire the slunciering` sparks of Life, and to re-animate niece lot those living at a : distance, by Mr. Baxter; i the Constitution. - • • . South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Macdonald, .Peinter, GI ta - . The secrecy - which is so essential to our undertaking, and oow, to whoM also Mr. 'P. refers for hiseaddeess ; o at ti l e • the qaalitications which we.prestnne to state, form the basis d'ernimer's, No. 3s, . St'. ,Alhan'sstreet, -Pall-niall; Mr. of our pretensions, and in coincidence with such, this infirm ore Toy-sno b ; - kobertsToy-snob;leli.P. roe, - 0-elieret-etreer ; Mie'Dis- tion it given; that MeSs,S. LEIGH and Co. may be con , borough's, Noe• 7, Fisti-street-hilrendaTiy oppo•sitC3'nl Mo.: i, suloqd.persooally, or by lettets (inclosiag a Wore Note), at. nutrient; Mr. Steel's, bookseller, .o. 1, Utiirro-row e 'Little ' - their House, ' No. zo, Arufidel-street; 'Strand, neat temple- Tower-hill ;: Mt: bull; )arte-street. Dublin; and ,by one Bar. ' , . .. ... . o . person in every consicierOble'.toven in Greatliritain and : There is an additional ,Entrance in Water-street, adjoining, Ireland, in Poxes of.',ooly 2i. od, each, scaled ifp with and the Name is on both the..l)tiorse .o: • ' . - . ' • full and plain di re di vese .wooreoe persons of either Sex ! ADIPLO NI A froM the Royal College of .Sitrgeons, in rnaY cute t herneelves itiith ecieie and secrecy, ' • Liindeiheind TestintonialS from the most eriiinetit Physitearl3 -N. IS. Every Pox sold in C., teat bri•tretO is scaled up i and LeCturters,,of regulareEdecatiort, as assiduous attention with a Stamp, on whiitls, by - f:a4Ur - of the Commis- i to the Studes of every Branch or the rrolession, ate open to sioners, is printed,. at too: _Starrio-Oftice--e‘ T.. Taylor, , t,lie,inspettitin of any inquirer, 'pit Constitute a fair groutid No. ft, New Bridge-strtet," to itentate which is felony, and ';• foi that success with which eye haveldilierta been honoilted. 41 oViets are couiaditlt'S . ~.„ I E. Lk I G Ii and Co. Surge,ons, Arixntiel-street. • .. . . . : .. ! Office. I. No regard will be bad to airy Tender in which the Price shall Inot be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the. Board before One o'Clock on the said Friday, the ictl, vember next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or tom.; Person on bis behalf, attends, to answer it , 12), , , c,,7ed for.